The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-10-28
NEWS IN BRIEF,
Compiled from Various Souroos.
PERsONAL AND POLTTICAE.

The funeral of ex-Chief Justice T. c..
Manning, late Minister to Mexico, took
place at New Orleans on the 18th, from
Christ Church, Bishop Gallagher ofIlciat-
ing. The remains We're consigned to q
tomb in Metairie Cemetery.
PRINCE AGBERT VICTOR, son OF the
Prince Of Fales, laid the memorial stone
at the 4ndrmary ct Northampton on the
Ao0hs The streets were crowded with
SPECTATORS, many of whom greeted the
Speakers with groans.
THE Official Guzctte Of Berlin states that
DIR. Mackenzie has again visited the
Crown Prince Frederick William at
Daveno and reports tho patient continues
TO improve. 10 has been found necessary
20 compel the Crown Prince to refrain
from talking much as possible.
TIE Crown Princes birthday was OBJ
served by the people of Berlin on the 10Th.
A NEW and sensational charge is pub
lished against General Boulanger, alleg-
ing war conspiracy between him and
the late Russian editor, Katkof.
THE argument bef we the New York
Court of Appeals la the Sharpe case has
been postponed until the 9th instant. 1t
isannounced that Jacob Sharpe's lawyers
VIII carry his case mp 20 the Supreme
Court Of the United States il the Court Of
Appeals decides against him.
AMONG the passengers for Liverpool on
the 18th, on the steamship GermaniC, was
DR.. Grant Bey, the celebrated physician
and archaolosist Of Cairo, Egypt. -
Mr. WmLTAI JoUN EVELYN (COnserva-
five), member Of the British House Of
Commons, will resign on account of his
inability 10 agree with the government on
the Irish question.
1T is stated that Bartley Campbell, the
dramntist, is recovering his insanity, and
will soon be released from the Middletown
On. " asy lum.
THE Car ot Russiu has been has thy
summoned to St Petersburg. Ho will
Ieave Copenhagen i'm a few days.
M. KUTT, the Japanese Minister, who / s
about 20 return home, gave tdinneDou
the night % the 18Th at the Arlington
Hotel, Washington, at which Secretaries
Bayard, Farchild and Lamar and several
justices OF the Supreme Court were pres
ent.
SENATOR MCPHERsoN, OF New Jersey,
has published his reply TO Henry Lytle's
attack on him. He denies all the allega-
tions made, and refers TO his previous ex-
tended reply TO similar charges as cover
ing the case.
Hon. w. A. STOWE, Democratic caudi-
date for district judge in Omaha, Neb.,
was stricken with paralysis at a late hour
on the night of the 18th, i'm Lincoln, and
his recovery is doubtful. lie had not re-
gained Consciousness on the I9th.
REV. FATHER KEENEB, pa stor OF the
Church of Our Lady, of Mount Carmel,
New Ork, W hO was injured in the ruins
of the school house he was building on
East One Hundred and Fifteenth street on
the l7th, died at ST. Francis Hospital on
she morning of the 10Th.
THE London Times OF the Goth says: "It
1s fact beyond question that Mr.. Glad
stones oratorical performances beat the
record of all the statesmen who ever at
tempted to govern q country by their gifts
OF speech We stand amazed at the
fecundity OF language aud physical en-
durance displayed by man completing
his seventy-cighth year"
On the &1th the presidential party were
received and entertained at Montgomery,
Ala, and in the evening started for Wash
ington.
ON the 2]th the funeral OF Rustem ETen-
di, secretary of the Turkish Legation, took
place at Washington.
On the 20th Mrs. James A. Garfield and
her daughter, Miss Mollie. who were pas
sengers on the steamer Arizona from New
York, arrived at Liverpool.
A DISPATCH Of the goth from Australia
announced the death of w. =. Sheriden,
the well-known actor.
RI. Hon. ALEXANDER J. b. BEREsFoRD
HOPE, memher OF the British Parlia-
ment died on the 2)th
MANY of the English papers continue to
deplore Chamberlain's appointment as
British fisheries dispute commissioner.
EFFORTS are being made by Governor
Gray Of Indiana and others to induce the
United States Attorney 10 prosecute in
the Federal courts the band of night ma
rauders in Southwestern Indiana known
as ''The White Caps"
On the Goth the Executive Board of Good
"a n.
W. Turnbull, OF Glasgow, Scotland, to be
Right Worthy Grand Templar in place of
Hon. j. b. Finch. pr. Orouhyatekha, of
Ontario, was chosen to dl the Office va
Gated 10y Mr. Turnbuu
A CoRBEsPoNDENr OF the London
Sportsman at Sydney, n. S. w, tele-
graphs that Haulau, the Canadian oars
man, is suffering from Carbuncle on one
OF his wrists, rendering it impossible for
him TO row FOR several days. His race
with Beach will consequently be post
poned until the last of November or the
first part of December, provided the Aus
traliHu sculler Is willing.
LoRn RANDOLPH CHURCHuL delivered
another of his characteristic speeches on
the Irish question at SeAham, England,
on the 2lst.
TAMMANY HALL and the County Democ-
racy of New York City have harInonized
and nominated a joint city ticket.
HOPKINS, the missing clerk of the United
States Court mt Austin, Tex, charged
with forgery, has been located at Parras,
Mexico.
THE story that the Car of Russia con-
templates visiting Berlin is pronounced
hoax in that city, but apparently reliable
reports come from London to the contrary.
IT is rumored that the Prohibitionists
and Labor party viii fuse and nominate
General Clinton b. Fiske, Of New Jersey,
for President and Terrence " Powderly,
Of Pennsylvania, for Vice President.
ACCORDING TO advices received from
Merry, Ayoub Kahn has assumed the direc-
tion Of the insurgents in Afghanistan. 1t
Us also reported that EvioXkOkis, the noted
chieftaiu, has joined tho insurgents.
hUaH DUFFY, the Lowell (Mass.) short
stop and third bRseman, has signed with
the Chicagos for 1883, receiving $500 in
advance.
The Princesses Louise and Maude Of
Wales, whose illness at Copenhagen
caused considerable anxiety in English
court circles, are progressing favora bly,,
and their complete recovery. without any
of the unfortunate Affections that often
result from their disease. is assured.
COLUMBUS DELANo, president OF the
National Wool-Growers' A Association. has
csllsd a meeting at Washington for the
6rsJ Monday in December, when COM
Nsttee Will be announced Co confer with a
similar committee representing the wool
manufacturers of the East relative to the
adjustment Of differences ON the tariffs.
MISS JOSIE HOLMES, the private secre-
tary of T., L. Harper in the Fidelity Ma
tional Bank, of Cincinnati, was arrested
on the 21st by United States officers on
a north-bouud railway train at Hamilton,
o. She was taken to Cincinnati at mid
night and put IN jail. There was belief
that United States officers would make
numerous Fidelity arrests before morn
ing.
GENERAL, MANAGER HrTcH1soN OF the